If the nature of scientific notation in research and interpretation defines cinema ultimately as an object, with the"experience of watching cinema," notation is itself the subject.
Feuerbach wants sensible objects really distinguished from the objects of thought, but he does not understand human activity itself as objective activity.
This relationship between the subject and the object and the idea that we can“be here now” is a spiritual solution to the problem of the observer trying to observe itself.
Dostoevsky's main characters are really in the artist's creative intent not only the objects of the author's word, but also the subjects of his own, directly meaningful words.
But, where the influence of the object does not entirely succeed, it encounters a benevolent neutrality, disclosing little sympathy, yet constantly striving to reassure and adjust.
Since at any point of time and space I can be both the subject and the object of experience, I express it by saying that I am both, and neither, and beyond both.
So the primary Cartesian dualism- which is simply the dualism between… in here and out there, subject and object, the empty Witness and all things witnessed- is finally undone and overcome in nondual One Taste.
The adequacy of that distinction between cognitive subject and cognized object is radically reconsidered from the undifferentiated"pure experience", in which no distinctions of subject/object are made.
To put it in somewhat newer terms, the world is object, and man is subject, and the subject is different from the object but, nevertheless, somehow the same.
No more than the transcendental field is defined by consciousness can the plane of immanence be defined by a subject or an object that is able to contain it.
One duty is to stand as objectified middle term between objectified past and objectified future, in narration, discussion, argument, logic, philosophy.
This is the world of One Taste, with no inside and no outside, no subject and no object, no in here versus out there, without beginning and without end, without ways and without means, Without path and without goal.
Experience, in short, is not a combination of mind and world, subject and object, method and subject matter, but is a single continuous interaction of a great diversity(literally countless in number) of energies.
Whereas in previous art“what is to be had from the work is located strictly within[it]," the experience of literalist art is of an object in a situation- one that, virtually by definition, includes the beholder.
Many scientists of our time still believe that there is a consciousness in here(body), trying to reach out the world of reality out there and are caught in dualistic thinking about subject and object, or perceptions.
Based on the lessons we have learnt, and so as not to repeat such human rights violations caused by bias and discrimination, patients of any disease should be deemed as a subjective right holder rather than an object of treatment, and their dignity should be respected.
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